A Presentation On

Visit to Dorli Village (Nanded, Maharashtra)

Contents

About the team A brief introduction of Dorli Village Socio-Cultural Profile of village Infrastructure & Institutions Status of Education Agriculture Welfare Schemes – overview Health Scenario Gender Issues Suggestions

The Team

Garima Sharma

M Imteyaz Alam

Moinak Mukherji

Sanjay Tewari

Remya P

Dorli Village

About Dorli

Name of Village : Dorli

Tehsil : Bhokar

District : Nanded

Population : 829

Location : 60 Km N of District HQ

Literacy : 62%

Transect Walk Map

Transect Walk

Social Map of the village

Resource Map of Village

Infrastructure

Road and drainage

Drinking Water

Educational Institutions

Medical Dispensary

Housing structures

SHGs

Religious Institutions

Demography of Village

Dorli – A tribal hamlet

Andh (ST) – 90%

Marathas – 9%

SCs – 1%

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Andh(ST)

Maratha SC

Population

Population

99 % of villagers believe in Hinduism whereas 1% believe in Budhism

Bhajan Mandali

Agriculture

Agriculture

Soil

Land Use Pattern

Forestry

Major Crop Kharif - Cotton, Pigeon Pea

Rabi – Wheat, Banana

Horticulture

Agricultural Productivity Cotton - 25-30 quintal/hectare

Banana – 900 to 950 quintal/hectare

Pigeon pea – 10 to 12 quintal/hectare

Agriculture continued…

Farm Mechanization

Low farm mechanization

Irrigation

Well, Dry land agriculture

Fertilizers & Other Inputs

Market

Credit

Money lenders

Banks

Drip Irrigation

Central and State sponsored Schemes

Majority of schemes remain on paper

Some visible Projects

MGNREGA projects

Indira Awas Yojna

Financial inclusion

Only 2 bank account holders

AADHAR card yet to reach

Education

Education scenario in Dorli

• 42 students enrolled in Zila Parishad Prathmic Vidyalaya

• Only classes- first to fourth

• Number of teachers :: 2

• Medium of instruction--- Marathi

• Subjects taught in class-3 are Science, Geography and History.

• Attempt to teach using novel teaching aids

• Pictorial aids + videos

• Adult education programme

Anganwadi role in mid day meals

• Mid day meal consisted of pulses and rice

• Asha worker of much help in case of medical exigencies

• Toddlers are taught alphabets orally

• All children above age of three are encouraged

Pitfalls

• No school for classes-5th to 12th

• No play ground for children

• Introduction to English a trifle late

Secondary and senior secondary level education

• Nearest school is Sevashram Adivasi Vidyalaya at Salwadi

• Lack of adequate water, electricity

• No provisioning of sanitation

• Mid-day meal of poor quality

• Teachers though highly trained

• School run by an NGO

• No scholarship; as low as 650/-per student

• Much needs to be done in this regard

Health

•1. NRHM – ASHA

•2. Sub-health Centre

•3. Sanitation

•4. Drinking water

Gender Issues

1. 50% participation in Panchayat

2. Education

3. Dowry

4. Discriminatory wages

Suggestions

Promote skill development

Production of biogas

Proper water management

Access to a good library and counseling sessions

Toll-free number

Diversification in agriculture

Extension Services

Thank You